Sentence examples for provider stuff from inspiring English sources
"I think we have a problem because there's a lack of trust between the trusts, so there seems to be a lot of suspicion because of the new arrangements with the sort of commissioning provider stuff.
Lots of news today around YouTube's efforts to get big content providers under agreement to provide their stuff to YouTube.
Deep down we all still want to be mothered, and yet suddenly, as parents we are thrust into the position of being the ultimate protector: we are a combination bodyguard, singer of lullabies, solace and stuff provider, and full-time answerer of unanswerable questions.
With userbases comparable to the populations of China or India, the providers' terms (the stuff we all click "I agree" to without reading) are effectively the law in Facebookistan and Googliana.
Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, the organisation that represents care providers, says: "The stuff some people might think important like how deep the carpet is doesn't make for a good service.
WireOver founder Trent Ashburn tells me there are security holes in the way big file storage and sharing providers transfer your stuff.
Disney's live efforts started with its WatchESPN app last year, which allowed pay TV subscribers for the first time to authenticate with their cable or satellite providers and watch stuff like SportsCenter or Monday Night Football.
Junk mail eats up the computing resources of Internet service providers that carry the stuff.
The large application providers all have this stuff in a box, as do portals like Yahoo! and eBay.
We all have these unilateral contracts — with banks, credit card companies, internet providers, telephone companies — stuffed down our throats all the time.
What nobody warned me about -- not my friends and, more disturbingly, not my Internet service provider -- was the scary stuff that happened after I was connected.
